This is by far the best of all X-Men and is not therefore special effects but rather by script; this does not carry the huge hole that the others had to drag because of the outcome of the original trilogy. But all is not good, for example, many characters enter the movie just to say hi and nothing more, so many that Bryan did not know what to do with them and unfortunately, it delivers all the highlight for Jennifer Lawrence again back the symbol of paper for everyone and that comes not as bad as it is important to develop the story only bad is the fact that very little Jennifer and Mystique, again the character is hidden by the star. The performances of the young Cyclops, Neptune Storm Archangel are great but were overshadowed by a young Jean Grey beautifully played by Sophie Turner; it itself does not come with anything new beyond his powers never recovered in the first trilogy but she oozes confidence so firmly that neither seems to be harmless girl of the first season of Game of Thrones, it enters and hands her role correctly showing that every fan of the mutants want to see: the Phoenix! The film itself is lost in stunning third act, exaggerated special effects shows more visual than content and on top there is a Revelation that changes your view why are you doing all this, and not of an explanation, its primary purpose some without saying goodbye and a new idea comes in the third act. That just shows that Oscar Isaac delivered more makeup than a good performance.
Review by DeletedBlockedParentSpoilers2016-05-20T10:22:37Z
This is by far the best of all X-Men and is not therefore special effects but rather by script; this does not carry the huge hole that the others had to drag because of the outcome of the original trilogy. But all is not good, for example, many characters enter the movie just to say hi and nothing more, so many that Bryan did not know what to do with them and unfortunately, it delivers all the highlight for Jennifer Lawrence again back the symbol of paper for everyone and that comes not as bad as it is important to develop the story only bad is the fact that very little Jennifer and Mystique, again the character is hidden by the star.
The performances of the young Cyclops, Neptune Storm Archangel are great but were overshadowed by a young Jean Grey beautifully played by Sophie Turner; it itself does not come with anything new beyond his powers never recovered in the first trilogy but she oozes confidence so firmly that neither seems to be harmless girl of the first season of Game of Thrones, it enters and hands her role correctly showing that every fan of the mutants want to see: the Phoenix!
The film itself is lost in stunning third act, exaggerated special effects shows more visual than content and on top there is a Revelation that changes your view why are you doing all this, and not of an explanation, its primary purpose some without saying goodbye and a new idea comes in the third act. That just shows that Oscar Isaac delivered more makeup than a good performance.